##### 20.5.3.3 Using the Oracle Help Wizard to create full-text search

You can use the Oracle Help for Java HelpSet Authoring Wizard to generate a full-text search index. According to the Oracle Help for Java User Guide:

When you install OHJ on Windows, a batch file and an initialization file for starting the wizard are generated, using the path into which you installed OHJ. A shortcut for starting the wizard is also installed on the Windows Start menu. Select this shortcut to start the wizard. Alternatively, you can issue the following command at the command prompt:

    OHJ_path\launcher.exe OHJ_path\bin\authoringWizard.ini

Follow the prompts in the wizard.

Start the Wizard in the same directory as the helpset file. After browsing for the helpset file in step 1, accept the defaults the Wizard presents for steps 2 through 9; it is best not to stray from the Next path. Step 10 requires a value for Base Name: enter the base name of your helpset file, make sure you allow the Wizard to create a backup, and click Finish.

Next, delete myproj.hs, and rename myproj.hs.BAK to myproj.hs. The result should be a fully functional search index.

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